Freelance copywriter and editor in Southern Vermont with 17+ years of independent experience creating content for B2B and technology brands from San Francisco to Stockholm
How it started
I entered work life during the dotcom era, self-taught in HTML and steeped in early days internet fervor. My first job-job was in marketing for Digital Ink, the Washington Post’s original experiment with going digital. It was an inspirational time to work in tech, and that sense of possibilty has stayed with me to this day.
As a lifelong reader and writer, it was a small step from here to content marketing and copywriting, where I found my niche.
How it’s going
Today, I write business and marketing content for entrepreneurs, B2Bs, startups, and enterprise technology clients — website copy, blog posts, guest posts for publications, thought leadership articles, white papers, SEO-driven articles, and email marketing copy.
As just a few examples, I have written about content management and AI for Box, immersive learning technology for Strivr, digital museum ticketing for Tiqets, cloud-native data streaming for Confluent, and edge processing for Cathx. I also work with traditional companies invested in integrating technology into their workspace and customer offerings.
Making tech-talk layperson-friendly is my wheelhouse. But I promise not to use cliche terms like wheelhouse in your copy.
Sidebar
In addition to freelance writing and editing services, I read constantly, and I write as a creative outlet — often about what I’m reading — on Substack. For novels I love and recommend, visit my books page.
I write on Substack.
“What do you do for fun?” This is a question I hate!
The truth is, my idea of fun and adventure is a good novel, and there is no greater dopamine hit, in my universe, than adding another request to my library queue.
I sometimes write about the books I love on Substack, and I invite you there to wallow in the world of books with me.